Re: Need help in compile mplayer plugin

On Dec 8, 2007 10:58 PM, Kevin DeKorte <[email protected]> wrote:
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> ying lcs wrote:
> > Kevin,
> >
> > Thank you. It works.
> > But can you please tell me why it does not need to link in with
> > mplayer itself during compilation?
>
> WE don't link to mplayer, we execute it. The integration happens at runtime.
>

Thank you. Is it possible to configure mplayer-plugin to execute a
specified mplayer?
I have 2 :
1. /usr/bin/mplayer
2. /home/yinglcs/bin/mplayer (i want to have mplayer-plugin to call
this  instead)


> >
> > And how can I package both the mplayer-plugin with mplayer into 1 tar
> > file so that I can just drop in to a fresh machine with mozilla and
> > get it to works?
> >
>
> That is up to you... personally I find that a package solution like .rpm
> or .deb is the proper way to approach this problem.

And how can I make 'make install' to install a directory other than ~/.mozilla?
I try putting '--with-mozilla-home=/home/yinglca/mplayer-plugin/',
that does not work.

Thank you for any pointers.

>
> Kevin
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